recursive_file_inclusion.cmake

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# Needed to make the sbom functions available.

find_package(Qt6 REQUIRED Core)

sbom_test_begin()

_qt_internal_setup_sbom(

    GENERATE_SBOM_DEFAULT "TRUE"

function(create_sbom_lib_target target)

    add_library(${target} STATIC)

    target_sources(${target} PRIVATE "${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/sources/utils_helper.cpp")

    install(TARGETS ${target}

        EXPORT MainTargets

        ARCHIVE DESTINATION lib

    qt_internal_add_sbom(${target}

        TYPE "LIBRARY"

        RUNTIME_PATH bin

        ARCHIVE_PATH lib

        LIBRARY_PATH lib

endfunction()

set(SBOM_VERSION "1.0.0")

set(SBOM_PROJECT_NAME "recursive-file-inclusion")

_qt_internal_sbom_begin_project(

    SUPPLIER "QtProjectTest"

    SUPPLIER_URL "https://qt-project.org/SbomTest"

    VERSION "${SBOM_VERSION}"

    SBOM_PROJECT_NAME "${SBOM_PROJECT_NAME}"

sbom_test_record_project()

# Find BuildInternals which will include QtSbomHelpers for the first time, followed by

# QtPublicSbomHelpers.cmake.

find_package(Qt6 REQUIRED BuildInternals)

# Then include it again a second time. Originally this would have overridden _qt_internal_add_sbom

# to point to qt_internal_add_sbom. With the include guard, it shouldn't anymore.

include(QtSbomHelpers)

# Try to create an sbom target. It shouldn't lead to infinite recursion.

create_sbom_lib_target(Plankton)

_qt_internal_sbom_end_project()

sbom_test_end()